Joel Embiid had a throwback performance for the Sixers, but Jaylon Tyson’s career-high 39 points stole the show as the Cleveland Cavaliers stunned the Philadelphia 76ers with a 117-115 last-second road win. Embiid finished with a 33 to pace the 76ers, while Tyrese Maxey struggled for a second consecutive game against Tyson and the Cavaliers’ defense. Cleveland has now won all three games between the two teams, and that will be something to watch at season’s end in the Eastern Conference standings. The PHLY Sixers react to another crunch time loss.